A kind of electrorheological fluid with high conductivity and its preparation method
An electrorheological fluid, high conductivity technology, applied in the direction of lubricating composition, petroleum industry, etc., can solve the problems that cannot be widely used in industrial production, poor dispersion of solid particles, poor compatibility of insulating liquid, etc., to achieve strong application and improve Conductivity, effects of a wide range of materials
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[0030] In order to avoid duplication, the raw materials used in this specific embodiment are first described in a unified manner as follows, and are not repeated in specific examples: figure 1 As shown, the high-conductivity electrorheological fluid of this embodiment is prepared by uniformly mixing liquid metal and in-situ synthesized electrorheological fluid as raw materials; the preparation method of the high-conductivity electrorheological fluid includes the following steps:
[0031] (1) The electrorheological fluid synthesized in situ is prepared by a conventional in situ synthesis method;
[0032] (2) liquid metal is prepared by a conventional method;
[0033] (3) Mix the liquid metal with the electrorheological fluid synthesized in situ evenly to obtain the product.
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[0035] In the high-conductivity electrorheological fluid described in this embodiment, the liquid metal content is 10% by mass fraction, and the rest is electrorheological fluid synthesized in situ.
[0036] Among them, the material of the liquid metal is a gallium-indium binary alloy, the content of gallium is 90% by mass fraction, and the rest is indium; the electrorheological fluid synthesized in situ is mixed with titanium dioxide powder particles in dimethyl silicone oil, wherein titanium dioxide powder The content of body particles is 20% by mass fraction.
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[0038] In the high-conductivity electrorheological fluid described in this embodiment, the liquid metal content is 15% by mass, and the rest is electrorheological fluid synthesized in situ.
[0039] Among them, the material of the liquid metal is a gallium-indium binary alloy, the content of gallium is 70% by mass, and the rest is indium; the electrorheological fluid synthesized in situ is mixed with barium titanate particles in paraffin oxide, wherein the barium titanate particles The content is 20% by mass fraction
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